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AG WARNS ALABAMIANS TO BE VIGILANT AGAINST INCOME TAX FRAUD SCHEMES

(MONTGOMERY) – With the onset of the tax season, Attorney General Luther Strange warns Alabamians to be vigilant against income tax fraud and he offers tips to keep from falling prey to certain tax preparers with potentially deceptive offers. Continue reading AG WARNS ALABAMIANS TO BE VIGILANT AGAINST INCOME TAX FRAUD SCHEMES

UNA to Host Preview Day for Transfer Students in February

FLORENCE, Ala. – Prospective transfer students who are interested in seeing what the University of North Alabama has to offer can now attend a special preview day just for them in February. UNA’s Transfer Preview Day will take place Saturday, Feb. 4, with check-in beginning at 8:30 a.m. Continue reading UNA to Host Preview Day for Transfer Students in February

Shoals Big Idea on the horizon

The Shoals Big Idea Competition will be held March 9, 2017. This is the third year for the contest that is meant to get Shoals community members thinking of ways to solve problems they see in the community. Contest submissions will be accepted online at shoalsbigidea.com through February 19, 2017. Continue reading Shoals Big Idea on the horizon

Police trying to identify robbery suspects

ROBBERY SUSPECTS – Tuscumbia police are trying to identify armed robbers who were caught on camera.
Above are surveillance pictures from Waffle House on Highway 43 Tuesday night. Continue reading Police trying to identify robbery suspects

Shoals Community announces President’s and Dean’s lists

Muscle Shoals & Phil Campbell, AL — Northwest-Shoals Community College has announced its President’s and Dean’s Lists for the Fall Semester 2016.

Requirements for the President’s List are a semester grade point average of 4.0 and completion of a minimum semester course load of 12 semester credit hours of college-level work. Continue reading Shoals Community announces President’s and Dean’s lists

Men from Talladega and Franklin Counties Indicted for Distributing Meth

BIRMINGHAM – A federal grand jury Wednesday, in unrelated cases, indicted a Talladega County man and a Franklin County man on charges of distributing methamphetamine, announced federal authorities. Continue reading Men from Talladega and Franklin Counties Indicted for Distributing Meth

NINE FOOTBALL LIONS ADD POST-SEASON AWARDS

FLORENCE, Ala. — Nine University of North Alabama student-athletes have received additional post-season awards with the announcement of the 2016 Don Hansen All-Super Region 2 football team and the D2football.com All-America team. Continue reading NINE FOOTBALL LIONS ADD POST-SEASON AWARDS

NW-SCC student wins Phi Theta Kappa international t-shirt competition

NW-SCC student, Clay Hodge (of Tharptown), displays his design which won the 2017 Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) international convention t-shirt design competition.

PHIL CAMPBELL, ALA. — Northwest-Shoals Community College (NW-SCC) sophomore student, Clay Hodge, was recently notified that he won the 2017 Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) International Convention t-shirt design competition. His design will be used for the official event t-shirt and he will receive a $500 scholarship. Continue reading NW-SCC student wins Phi Theta Kappa international t-shirt competition

University of North Alabama and NASA Agree to Partnership

By Bryan Rachal

FLORENCE, Ala. – The University of North Alabama and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) have agreed to a partnership, with students reaping the benefits. Continue reading University of North Alabama and NASA Agree to Partnership

79-year-old Detroit woman dies in crash

SULLIGENT- A single-vehicle crash at 8:15 a.m. today, Jan. 24, has claimed the life of a Detroit woman. Mary Myers Gilmer, 76, was killed when the 2003 Kia Spectra she was driving left the roadway and struck a ditch. Continue reading 79-year-old Detroit woman dies in crash

ATTORNEY GENERAL STRANGE: VICTORY FOR RULE OF LAW AS U.S. SUPREME COURT DECLINES TO HEAR CHALLENGES TO ALABAMA’S DEATH PENALTY SENTENCING SYSTEM

Alabama’s Death Chamber

(MONTGOMERY) – Attorney General Luther Strange said the recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court not to hear petitions by three Alabama death row inmates challenging the constitutionality of the State’s capital sentencing law is another victory for the rule of law. Continue reading ATTORNEY GENERAL STRANGE: VICTORY FOR RULE OF LAW AS U.S. SUPREME COURT DECLINES TO HEAR CHALLENGES TO ALABAMA’S DEATH PENALTY SENTENCING SYSTEM

Mother arrested after taping kid to the wall on Facebook Live

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ohio-A teenage mom has been arrested and charged with felony kidnapping after she apparently sent out a video of her son taped to a wall by his head and arms. Continue reading Mother arrested after taping kid to the wall on Facebook Live

FLORENCE–Friends and family have identified a Florence woman at the center of a death investigation. Officers found the deceased woman Saturday morning as they were conducting a welfare check on the 300 block of Simpson Street. Continue reading Friends and family identify deceased Florence woman

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AG WARNS ALABAMIANS TO BE VIGILANT AGAINST INCOME TAX FRAUD SCHEMES

UNA to Host Preview Day for Transfer Students in February

Shoals Big Idea on the horizon

Police trying to identify robbery suspects

Shoals Community announces President’s and Dean’s lists

Men from Talladega and Franklin Counties Indicted for Distributing Meth

NINE FOOTBALL LIONS ADD POST-SEASON AWARDS

NW-SCC student wins Phi Theta Kappa international t-shirt competition

University of North Alabama and NASA Agree to Partnership

79-year-old Detroit woman dies in crash

ATTORNEY GENERAL STRANGE: VICTORY FOR RULE OF LAW AS U.S. SUPREME COURT DECLINES TO HEAR CHALLENGES TO ALABAMA’S DEATH PENALTY SENTENCING SYSTEM

Mother arrested after taping kid to the wall on Facebook Live

Emergency personnel at scene of shooting in Killen

Best Buy closing in February

Missing Florence man located

Police trying to locate missing Florence man

Friends and family identify deceased Florence woman

Franklin County emergency personnel are on the scene of an explosion

Madison Mayor’s wife reportedly doing 103 mph before DUI arrest

Russellville police trying to identify two suspected robbers